Before considering a higher dose, it is important to understand the possible risks: Stronger side effects: Higher doses can cause increased nausea, diarrhea, and stomach pain Pancreatitis risk: There have been reports of rare but serious cases of pancreatitis with GLP-1 medications Gallbladder issues: Some users have experienced gallbladder problems, including gallstones Hypoglycemia: In patients with diabetes, careful monitoring of blood sugar regulation is essential Nutritional deficiencies: Reduced appetite may lead to inadequate nutrient intake Because of these risks, it is always best to discuss options with a doctor before making any changes to the dosage
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Your anticoagulation clinic may recommend INR checks at 24 week intervals during the first month of GLP-1 therapy, then at your regular schedule once stable
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